Flying Farmers care for the land, look to the skies
MILLSBORO, Del. — Whether it’s on his fields or in his chicken houses, Joel Wharton makes his living off the land.But when time and weather permits, he takes to the skies in his Cessna 182.“It’s definitely a stress reliever,” Wharton said of flying....
Flying Farmers care for the land, look to the skies
MILLSBORO, Del. — Whether it’s on his fields or in his chicken houses, Joel Wharton makes his living off the land.But when time and weather permits, he takes to the skies in his Cessna 182.“It’s definitely a stress reliever,” Wharton said of flying....
Perdue’s notice of grain elevator closure stuns So. Md. farmers
LOTHIAN, Md. — Perdue Agribusiness announced this month it will shutter Southern Maryland’s largest grain elevator in March. Farmers in the region said the surprise closure will force them to truck their grain elsewhere or stop raising those crops....
Ag economic outlook tied to pricing, trade success
WASHINGTON — Commodity prices, COVID-19 and trade agreements are three of the top subjects shaping the farm economy outlook in 2021.Three American Farm Bureau Federation economists presented their top topics influencing commodity prices, livestock...
Fruit, vegetable growers analyze COVID-19 labor issues
HARRINGTON, Del. — A roundtable segment at the Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association of Delaware’s Ag Week/Month meeting on Jan. 12, which was billed as “labor issues,” revolved mostly around the coronavirus and its effect on farmers and farm...
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